Japanese golfer wins The Sentry 2025 tournament

(Dan Tri) - Hideki Matsuyama (Japan) won The Sentry 2025, the tournament ended on January 6 in the Hawaiian Islands (USA).

The Sentry is the first tournament of the year on the PGA Tour (a prestigious golf tournament system for men, equivalent to the Masters in tennis). As a tournament on the PGA Tour, The Sentry attracts a series of strong golfers from all over the world to participate.

Hideki Matsuyama won The Sentry 2025 (Photo: Getty).

After the final day of competition on the night of January 5 (Vietnam time), Hideki Matsuyama achieved a total score of -35 strokes, winning the championship.

Second place went to former world number two Collin Morikawa (USA), with a total score of -32 strokes. Third place went to Im Sung Jae (South Korea), with a total score of -29 strokes.

Meanwhile, other strong golfers did not have much success in this year's tournament. World number two and 2020 Tokyo Olympic champion Xander Schauffele (USA) had a total score of -17 strokes, only ranked T30 (tied for 30th place).

Former world number one Justin Thomas (USA) scored -19 strokes, finishing T26th. Former FedEx Cup play-off champion Patrick Cantlay (USA) scored -21 strokes, finishing T15th.

The unfortunate thing about this year's tournament is that world number one, reigning Olympic champion Scottie Scheffler (USA), cannot participate due to injury.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/the-thao/tay-golf-nguoi-nhat-ban-vo-dich-giai-the-sentry-2025-20250106224332864.htm